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John Whitfield is a London-based freelance science writer. He writes mostly about evolution, ecology and conservation; his work has appeared in Nature, Science, Scientific American, Seed, New Scientist and others.
In the Beat of a Heart: Life, Energy and the Unity of Nature
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February 12, 2009
Category: Books
After careful reflection, I'd say it is worth reading The Origin of Species. Biology doesn't erase it's past, as I thought. It just forgets to cite it. The Origin is biology's hub -- all the routes that the science has...
Posted by John Whitfield at 8:30 AM • 13 Comments •
February 11, 2009
Category: Books
how far more interesting, I speak from experience, will the study of natural history become!
Posted by John Whitfield at 8:30 AM • 2 Comments •
February 9, 2009
Category: Books
"community of descent is the hidden bond which naturalists have been unconsciously seeking, and not some unknown plan of creation"
Posted by John Whitfield at 9:55 AM • 5 Comments •
February 6, 2009
Category: Books
"I suspended a duck's feet, which might represent those of a bird sleeping in a natural pond, in an aquarium."
Posted by John Whitfield at 10:05 AM • 2 Comments •
February 4, 2009
Category: Books
Some smelly experiments.
Posted by John Whitfield at 7:09 AM • 2 Comments •
February 2, 2009
Category: Books
The big picture.
Posted by John Whitfield at 9:15 AM • 11 Comments •
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